Compact Stainless Steel Corner Wash Basin for Tight Spaces

Solving the Wall-Length Problem, Not Just the Wash-Point Problem

A conventional rectangular basin needs a straight run of wall. PWB16-363618 needs a corner instead, which changes what it can be specified for. At 360 x 360 x 175mm external with a 300 x 300 x 140mm basin, it is built for rooms where a standard hand sink genuinely will not fit against a flat wall without blocking a door swing, fixture, or walkway.

Where Corner Placement Solves a Real Layout Constraint

Small clinic exam rooms, laboratory anterooms, compact staff washrooms, and narrow public restroom stalls are the recurring project types where a corner-mounted basin is specified over a straight-wall unit — not for aesthetic reasons, but because there is no other usable wall segment available.

A Genuinely Small Footprint Without Losing Basin Depth

Despite its compact external size, the basin retains a 140mm depth, enough to contain splash during hand washing without the shallow, splash-prone profile common in undersized corner basins. The rounded internal edges reduce residue buildup in the tightest part of the bowl, which matters more in a smaller basin where corners collect debris faster relative to basin volume.

Removable Grate for Corner-Specific Cleaning Access

A removable grate allows staff to clear debris from the drain area without disassembling the mounting bracket, a detail that matters more in corner installations where full basin removal for cleaning is harder to execute than on a straight-wall unit.

Installation Flexibility for Renovation and New-Build Projects

Specification data lists this unit as supporting both wall-mounted and freestanding-adjacent installation logic depending on bracket configuration, giving contractors room to adapt the same basin to either a new-build corner stud wall or a retrofit where floor-anchored support is preferred.

Retrofit-Friendly Mounting

Renovation projects converting an existing corner into a wash point often deal with uneven wall conditions from prior fixtures. The bracket-based mounting system on this model is designed to accommodate minor wall irregularities without requiring a full wall rebuild.

Faucet and Accessory Compatibility

The basin accepts a knee-operated valve, standard faucet, or sensor faucet, with mounting clip, strainer, and drain pipe available as bundled accessories. Sensor faucet compatibility is worth highlighting for healthcare and laboratory buyers who require touchless operation as part of their infection-control protocol.

Finish and Grade Options for Institutional Specification

Standard material is 304 stainless steel, with 201 and 316 available where a project specification calls for a different corrosion-resistance tier — 316 in particular is common in laboratory or coastal-facility tenders. Surface can be brushed or polished, and color options extend to black, gunmetal, gold, brass, rose gold, and white.

Order Volumes and Customization Path

Size, drain position, faucet hole configuration, and accessory bundling can be adjusted through the OEM/ODM process, with project solution support including 3D model design and drawing packages for tender submissions.